I politely listen then put in my hello, here's what I do talk, followed by the inevitable 5 minute explanation of how in the world I can make money selling tin cans.

I am really in the watching phase and will see how the market and foreclosures pan out around here.

I am not convinced as to the longevity of copper vs. membrane shower pan, that's a tough call.Also, do not skimp on a cheap stamped steel tub.

So the fact that its close to retail is fine by me, because its basically coming with about 15k in furnishings/tv's etc.. it's completely turnkey (everything from pots and pans).

I went in Wed AM with the glass man, and saw that the stove drip pans and coils were in the sink, so the cleaner had been there.

We have a appointment next week with a new investor and we are hoping he will pan out.

Besides insurance you need a truck of some kind to haul the trash, rakes, scoops, shovels, dust pans, heavy trash bags, gloves, masks, a dump or landfill to haul the trash to.

So how did the subdivision pan out for you?

:roll: Hopefully my guts get stronger as I move into more properties after this one, if it pans out.

His full time job seems to be writing reviews.Some of the material he pans I know works because I applied it.Even the bible appears to have places where the facts do not line up.No matter what you read you need to question if it will apply in your situation.